Sentence examples for systematically weakened from inspiring English sources

Bit by bit over the next decade the trade unions are systematically weakened.

"In the past ten or fifteen years, they've systematically weakened virtually all the major water-quality standards that apply to the coal industry," he said.

Mr. Cooper chose this route because the Bush administration had systematically weakened regulations that had been used in the past to force power companies to clean up their emissions.

Pakistan's General Pervez Musharraf Pervez Musharraf came to power in a military coup in 1999 and who has systematically weakened political institutions and suppressed opposition ever since.

Pursuant to plans to make its taking easier by the British, he systematically weakened its defenses.

The expulsion of Medecins Sans Frontier, the denial of emergency healthcare and the regulation of humanitarian aid are all designed to further systematically weaken the Rohingya community.

When the government re-opened, it failed to address the arbitrary, across-the-board sequester that is systematically weakening the federal research enterprise.

Those shareholders and boards then used corporate power and profits to systematically evade, weaken, and, when possible, dismantle the New Deal across the past 40 years.

"I think it weakened parliament systematically over the years, particularly governments, it has damaged democracy and I think its very existence has de-civilised society".

It says the assembly is deeply worried by the fact that intelligence agencies have deliberately weakened internet security by creating back doors and systematically exploiting weakness in security standards and implementation.

And the American military campaign has been trying systematically to attack and weaken most of them.